Archive for January 2020

Katie Stebbins, a former Baker administration aide, has left her post as vice president of economic development at the UMass president’s office and set up her own consulting shop. Read More

The investment management company leases 340,000 square feet at International Place in Boston. Read More

Gov. Charlie Baker is among those concerned by a proposed fiduciary conduct standard regulation that Secretary of State William Galvin is pursuing as a way to protect investors. Read More

Less than one year after launching its product Vyleesi, AMAG Pharma is turning around and selling the drug as part of a company shakeup that includes the departure of its longtime CEO. Read More

A Newton biotech startup is making major changes after a late-stage drug trial failure, announcing this week that it has laid off 60% of its staff. Read More

Good morning — here are the 5 Things You Need to Know in Boston business news to help get your busy Thursday started. Read More

After recently expanding its executive suite, one of the city’s largest and fastest-growing fintech companies is adding a whole new floor to its Boston headquarters. Read More

“I love the creativity of it and the fact you’re doing something different every day. It’s being able to say, ‘Hey, I created something today.’” Read More

That includes eight in Massachusetts, the Business Journal confirmed Wednesday, leaving the chain with only two restaurants in the state that the chain calls home. Read More

The newspaper launched in 2001 with an initial circulation of around 160,000 and once boasted the Boston Globe as a part-owner. Read More